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Section 3
QUANTUM
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QUANTUM User Manual
The QUANTUM has a unique method of storing your settings. It stores your changes to para-
meters as setups. These setups are an immediately accessible library of your changes. No mat-
ter what program you are currently working with, you can call up any setup that uses that same
configuration: stereo-linked or dual mono. (See Appendix F). Each configuration has its own
separate library of user/factory setups available. This allows you to stay in a program but still
change the setups within that program. The easiest way to demonstrate this is by using a dual
mono program.
Imagine that you have the perfect settings for a kick drum dialed in on channel one, but you
need to find a better setup for the snare. The CHANNEL button will toggle you between chan-
nels 1&2. You are now able to browse the setup library by using the DATA WHEEL. When you
have found a setup that is closest to what you need, press PROGRAM. The changes that have
been made are now waiting to be saved as a program, and the STORE light will be lit. Another
helpful feature of this library system is that you may place your stored setups anywhere you
like within your library. If you choose “Store New” from the “Store” menu, you may then choose
the position of your setup within your library. To do this, simply spin the DATA WHEEL to re-
order your setup library. This allows you to keep your setups organized how you want them.
For example, you can keep all of your “Hard Rock” or “Jazz” setups together for quick recall
and editing. See the Setup Selection illustrations 3.4 and 3.5.
3.2 Programs/Setups
Program: 1
"Pop Master 1"
Stereo Setup Library
Default MB
Default ST
Mix Maximum
Country Mix
Folk Master
Subtle Mix
Pop Master1
Pop Master2
Classical CD
Funkngroove
Rock Master
Country CD
Jazz Master
Cass. To CD
Ambient CD
Smooth Voc
Rockin CD
World Mix
Squash It
Expand It
Metal CD
Telephone
Hip Hop CD
RAP It Up
Ballad CD 1
Ballad CD 2
DanceMaster
Techno Mix
Demo CD 1
Pop Master1
Fig. 3.4